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August 12, 2008 - The Sealy Center for Molecular Medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB) has selected GenoLogics to collaborate on developing an integrated biomedical software solution. "The GenoLogics vision to help clients conduct translational research by developing informatics solutions designed for this purpose was completely aligned with the center's strategic plan to connect our clinical and basic research areas," said Dr. Allan Brasier, Director, Sealy Center for Molecular Medicine at UTMB. Read more
August 5, 2008 - Windber Research Institute has selected GenoLogics to collaborate on developing an integrated biomedical informatics software solution. Windber Research Institute's primary focus is improving patient care and quality of life by rapidly translating molecular and clinical research into action. The Institute conducts translational research to identify clinical issues that confront physicians and moves these issues to the laboratory for application of advanced molecular and informatics approaches. Read more
July 30, 2008 - GenoLogics is working with the University of Nevada's Proteomics Center to deploy its lab and scientific data management system. The Nevada Proteomics Center provides high quality, high-throughput, cost-efficient proteomic and metabolomic services to researchers in Nevada, including mass spectral analyses for small molecules and Edman protein sequencing. The Nevada Proteomics Core receives financial support from Nevada INBRE, a program sponsored by the National Institutes of Health. Read more
July 8, 2008 - GenoLogics announced that St. George's Medical Biomics Centre's decision to expand its relationship with GenoLogics by adding the Geneus genomics data management system to its existing Proteus proteomics system. Read more
July 1, 2008 - The University of Texas, Health Sciences Center - Houston (UTHSC-H) has selected GenoLogics to provide an informatics solution to support its clinical and translational research initiative. The University of Texas Health Sciences Center - Houston is partnering with The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center and the Memorial Hermann Hospital System to conduct research under the newly formed Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences. Read more
June 9, 2008 - GenoLogics announced the new release of its lab and data management system for genomics research, Geneus 4.0, with many new enhancements including the ability to handle NextGen sequencing workflows. Geneus increases the productivity of genomic research laboratories challenged with managing large amounts of data. The solution is preconfigured to address genomic workflows, including NextGen sequencing, and delivers advanced querying and reporting capabilities along with a secure web interface to facilitate collaboration. Read more
June 2, 2008 - GenoLogics Releases Proteus 4.0 - Enabling More Complex Workflows and Enhanced Analytics. With the new release and general availability of Proteus 4.0, its lab and scientific data management system for proteomics. "With the latest release, Proteus gains all the strength of a robust multi-science platform while maintaining its unique application features for proteomics research," says Mike Sanders, Product Manager for Proteus. Read more
May 28, 2008 - GenoLogics Going for New Fundraising Record with the Canary Derby. Read more
May 27, 2008 - GenoLogics Releases BioVault Biospecimen Management Software in Partnership with GenVault Corporation. Read more
May 20, 2008 - GenoLogics was recognized by the Vancouver Island Technology Community for the launch of its lab and data management system for genomics research, Geneus. GenoLogics received the award at the annual Technology Awards Dinner hosted by VIATeC last week. Read more
May 19, 2008 - Genologics launches new Biomedical Informatics Software Solution. The Biomedical Informatics product suite as part of its holistic approach to providing translational research informatics solutions. The new product suite includes functionality to track observational studies, collect patient data electronically, provide biospecimen and clinical annotations management and allow researchers to query online. The suite is comprised of five integrated products, three of which are being deployed this year with the collaboration of early access customers. Read more
May 19, 2008 - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Chooses GenoLogics to Collaborate on Developing a Biomedical Informatics Solution. The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center has selected GenoLogics to collaborate with the company to develop an integrated biorepository and biomedical informatics software solution for the Center's Translational and Outcomes Research group. The GenoLogics software is being provided to Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center by the Canary Foundation, a nonprofit, tax exempt public charity committed to the development of early-detection tests for solid-tumor cancers. Read more